275/35/15 Nankang AR-1 100TW
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275/35/15 Nankang AR-1 100TW
Looks official. Who is going to be the first to mount these on a street car?
https://www.tf-works.com/nankang-mot...formance-tire/
https://www.tf-works.com/nankang-mot...formance-tire/
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After tracking the LS swap a few times I think these will be key to get me to the pointy end of a few classes. There is also the new CR1 that's coming out from Nanking and we can only hope it's the same rubber with a few more grooves on them. Had I known I could have looked at them last weekend at Grid Life, Jackie Ding had them on his supra before anyone else could get their hands on them (questionable rule violation). Assuming they make them in the same sizes as the AR1 we could have a new contender for the 200tw crowd along with the AR1.
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After tracking the LS swap a few times I think these will be key to get me to the pointy end of a few classes. There is also the new CR1 that's coming out from Nanking and we can only hope it's the same rubber with a few more grooves on them. Had I known I could have looked at them last weekend at Grid Life, Jackie Ding had them on his supra before anyone else could get their hands on them (questionable rule violation). Assuming they make them in the same sizes as the AR1 we could have a new contender for the 200tw crowd along with the AR1.
with his success on them this year i think we'd have a real tire on our hands... and mine so i can keep my 2% advantage over the ar1 in gltc.
#14
I have a hard time accepting the opinion that the new nankang cr1 is in A052 clone. Nanking is probably a decade and a half behind Yokohama in terms of tire technology and compounding. Impossible for them to make a tire at the same level. if they make a tire that will match it in terms of raw grip, it won't last as long, have a shorter heat cycle life, be more difficult to drive at the limit, not steer as well, but it'll course be cheap because it's made in China.
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#15
Nanking is probably a decade and a half behind Yokohama in terms of tire technology and compounding. Impossible for them to make a tire at the same level. if they make a tire that will match it in terms of raw grip, it won't last as long, have a shorter heat cycle life, be more difficult to drive at the limit, not steer as well, but it'll course be cheap because it's made in China.
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I have a hard time accepting the opinion that the new nankang cr1 is in A052 clone. Nanking is probably a decade and a half behind Yokohama in terms of tire technology and compounding. Impossible for them to make a tire at the same level. if they make a tire that will match it in terms of raw grip, it won't last as long, have a shorter heat cycle life, be more difficult to drive at the limit, not steer as well, but it'll course be cheap because it's made in China.